Carried out-cover en français : traduction et définition

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Traduction et définition

We carried him out on our shoulders: Nous l'avons porté sur nos épaules idiom
Exercice 1
"Calahan claimed that these were the scars from scientific experiments carried out by the aliens..."

The expression "carry out" has many different meanings in English.

From the list below, select the sentences which use the expression CORRECTLY.

"Calahan claimed that these were the scars from scientific experiments carried out by the aliens..."

The expression "carry out" has many different meanings in English.

From the list below, select the sentences which use the expression CORRECTLY.
The expression "carry out" does not make sense in this context. One cannot "carry out" with someone. It would be better to say: "Who are you hanging out with at the moment?" The phrasal verb "to hang out" has two principal meanings: to frequent a particular location (I'm hanging out at the bar near my house), or to do nothing special (-What are you doing? -Just hanging out.).
The expression "carry out" does not make sense in this context. One cannot get "carried out (with oneself)", but one can get "carried AWAY with oneself".
This sentence uses the expression "carry out" correctly, in the same way as Moira uses it in the broadcast. Moira tells us that Verne Callahan claimed the aliens "carried out" experiments on him. To "carry out" (a task, an experiment) is to complete or execute it. A "task" is a "job" or "chore" that needs to be done. Examples of "tasks": washing up, paying bills, posting a letter and baking a cake.
This sentence uses the expression "carry out" correctly. To be "carried out" (of a pub) means to be physically taken away (generally lifted up and "carried" by another person or people). In this case, the woman was so drunk that she couldn't walk under her own power. This use of the phrasal verb is related to the principal use of the verb "to carry", meaning to physically hold or lift an object (or person).

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